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AU  Garry-PJ.  Montoya-GD.  Baumgartner-RN.  Liang-HC.  
    Williams-TM.  Brodie-SG. 
TI  Impact of Hla-h Mutations on Iron Stores in Healthy Elderly
    Men and Women 
SO  Blood-Cells-Mol-Dis.  1997 July 31.  23(14).  P. 277-287.
DE  HLA-H
DE  ageing
DE  iron stores
DE  PSAT
DE  serum transferrin saturation
DE  serum ferritin
DE  hemochromatosis 
AB  The DNA of 287 healthy white elderly volunteers in the
    New Mexico Aging Process Study, between 63 and 91 years of
    age,was examined for mutations of the HLA-H gene at nt 845
    and nt187. None were found to be homozygous for the 845A
    mutation and there were no gender differences in the 
    percentage of the various mutations. The frequency of the
    845A mutation was 0.061 resulting in a carrier frequency of
    12.2%. The frequency of the 187G mutation was 0.136 resulting
    in a carrier frequency of 19.9% for a single mutation; 2.4%
    were compound heterozygous, 845A/187G and 2.4% were
    homozygous for the 187G mutation. After excluding 5 men
    and 4 women with microcytic or macrocytic anemia, mean
    percent transferrin saturation (PSAT) and iron stores, as
    estimated from serum ferritin concentrations, were calculated
    for each mutation. Estimated iron stores were normally
    distributed (range ~50 to 1,550 mg) with men (n=111) having
    significantly higher mean estimated iron stores than women
    (n=167), 826+/-318 and 753+/-287 mg,respectively. More men, 15
    of 28,(54%) with estimated iron stores in the upper quartile,
    greater than or equal to 1,050 mg, had a  HLA-H mutation
    compared to 25 of 83 (30%)who had a mutation and whose
    estimated iron stores were <1,050 mg, p<0.05. Seven were
    heterozygous for the 845A mutation with mean estimated iron
    stores of 1,300+/-127 mg, 7 were heterozygous for the 187G
    mutation with mean estimated iron stores of 1,233+/-165 mg
    and 1 was compound heterozygous with estimated iron stores of
    1,439 mg. Similar differences were not noted in women. Even
    though the potential role of the 187G mutation in the
    phenotypic expression of HH is less certain than the 845A
    mutation, the increase in PSAT seen in men with the 187G
    mutation and the equal distribution of 845A and 187G
    mutations seen with iron stores greater than or equal to
    1,050 mg lends support for the involvement of the 187G
    mutation, or a linked mutation,in iron metabolism. We
    concluded that men having either a single chromosomal 845A
    and/or 187G mutation results in higher PSAT's and estimated
    iron stores than if no HLA-H mutation were present.
CC  Reprint request to:  Philip J. Garry, Ph.D., Clinical
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AU  Willis-G.  Jennings-BA.  Goodman-E.  Fellows-IW.  
    Wimperis-JZ. 
TI  A High Prevalence of HLA-H 845A Mutations in Hemochromatosis
    Patients and the Normal Population in Eastern England 
SO  Blood-Cells-Mol-Dis.  1997 July 31.  23(14).  P. 288-291.
DE  hemochromatosis
DE  haemochromatosis
DE  iron
DE  penetrance
DE  Norfolk
DE  genetics
DE  screening 
AB  We have examined normal individuals and all the patients
    currently being treated for hemochromatosis at the Norfolk
    and  Norwich hospital for mutations in the HLA-H gene.  We
    found a gene frequency in 200 normal subjects for the 845A
    (C282Y) allele of 0.085, corresponding to a carrier frequency
    of 17% which is among the highest reported anywhere in the
    world. The frequency for the less penetrant 187G (H63D)
    allele was 0.16 among 58 of the normal subjects, which
    corresponds to a carrier frequency of 32%.  All 18
    hemochromatosis patients were homozygous for the 845A allele
    which is not significantly different from other reports in
    our subset of 12 unrelated patients.  These findings present
    a snapshot of a relatively stable population containing a
    predicted 3,500 individuals homozygous for the 845A allele
    but not diagnosed with hemochromatosis.  This population will
    be an excellent model for studies on the penetrance of the
    845A homozygous genotype and population screening.
CC  Gavin Willis, Ph.D., Department of Molecular Genetics,
CC  Norfolk and Norwich Hopital, Brunswick Road, Norwich,
CC  NR1 3SR, UK, phone 01603 287068, fax 01603 286928, 
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AU Lee-C.  Wevrick-R.  Fisher-R-B.  Ferguson-Smith-M-A.  Lin-C-C.
TI Human centromeric DNAs.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 291.
AB 71000291.439

AU Wolf-U.
TI Identical mutations and phenotypic variation.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 305.
AB 71000305.439

AU Therkelsen-A-J.  Nielsen-A.  Kolvraa-S.
TI Localisation of the classical DNA satellites  on human chromosomes
   as determined by primed  in situ labelling (PRINS).
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 322.
AB 71000322.439

AU Ko-Y-L.  Ko-Y-S.  Wu-S-M.  Teng-M-S.  Chen-F-R.  Hsu-T-S.
   Chiang-C-W.  Lee-Y-S.
TI Interaction between obesity and genetic polymorphisms  in the
   apolipoprotein CIII gene and lipoprotein lipase gene  on the risk
   of hypertriglyceridemia in Chinese.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 327.
AB 71000327.439

AU Brandt-C-A.  Luedecke-H-J.  Hindkjaer-J.  Stromkjaer-H.  Pinkel-D.
   Herlin-T.  Bolund-L.  Friedrich-U.
TI A de novo complex t(7;13;8) translocation  with a deletion in the
   TRPS gene region.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 334.
AB 71000334.439

AU Zuehlke-C.  Hellenbroich-Y.  Schaaff-F.  Gehlken-U.  Wessel-K.
   Schubert-T.  Cervos-Navarro-J.  Pickartz-H.  Schwinger-E.
TI CAG repeat analyses in frozen and formalin-fixed tissues  following
   primer extension preamplification for evaluation  of mitotic
   instability of expanded SCA1 alleles.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 339.
AB 71000339.439

AU Nimmrich-I.  Friedl-W.  Kruse-R.  Pietsch-S.  Hentsch-S.  Deuter-R.
    Winde-G.  Mueller-O.
TI Loss of the PLA2G2A gene in a sporadic colorectal tumor  of a
   patient with a PLA2G2A germline mutation  and absence of PLA2G2A
   germline alterations in patients with FAP.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 345.
AB 71000345.439

AU Cali-F.  Dianzani-I.  Desviat-L-R.  Perez-B.  Ugarte-M.  Ozguc-M.
   Seyrantepe-V.  Shiloh-Y.  Giannattasio-S.  Carducci-C.  Bosco-P.
   Leo-G-D.  Piazza-A.  Romano-V.
TI The STR252 - IVS10nt546 - VNTR7 phenylalanine hydroxylase
   minihaplotype in five Mediterranean samples.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 350.
AB 71000350.439

AU van-den-Berg-M-H.  Wilde-A-A-M.  de-Medina-E-O-R.  Meyer-H.
   Geelen-J-L-M-C.  Jongbloed-R-J-E.  Wellens-H-J-J.  Geraedts-J-P-M.
    
TI The long QT syndrome:  a novel missense mutation in the S6 region
   of the KVLQT1 gene.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 356.
AB 71000356.439

AU Wang-Y.  Friedl-W.  Lamberti-C.  Ruelfs-C.  Kruse-R.  Propping-P.
TI Hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer:  causative role of a
   germline missense mutation  in the hMLH1 gene confirmed by the
   independent occurrence  of the same somatic mutation in tumour
   tissue.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 362.
AB 71000362.439

AU Doerk-T.  Dworniczak-B.  Aulehla-Scholz-C.  Wieczorek-D.  Boehm-I.
   Mayerova-A.  Seydewitz-H-H.  Nieschlag-E.  Meschede-D.  Horst-J.
   Pander-H-J.  Sperling-H.  Ratjen-F.  Passarge-E.  Schmidtke-J.
   Stuhrmann-M.
TI Distinct spectrum of CFTR gene mutations  in congenital absence of
   vas deferens.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 365.
AB 71000365.439

AU Arnell-H.  Nemeth-A.  Anneren-G.  Dahl-N.
TI Progressive familial intrahepatic cholestasis (PFIC):  evidence for
   genetic heterogeneity by exclusion of linkage  to chromosome
   18q21-q22.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 378.
AB 71000378.439

AU Sinke-R-J.  Carlton-V-E-H.  Juijn-J-A.  Delhaas-T.  Bull-L.
   Henegouwen-G-P-B.  van-Hattum-J.  Keller-K-M.  Sinaasappel-M.
   Bijleveld-C-M-A.  Knol-I-E.  van-Amstel-H-K-P.  Pearson-P-L.
   Berger-R.  Freimer-N-B.  Houwen-R-H-J.
TI Benign recurrent intrahepatic cholestasis (BRIC):  evidence of
   genetic heterogeneity and delimitation  of the BRIC locus to a
   7-cM interval between D18S69 and D18S64.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 382.
AB 71000382.439

AU Urbani-C-E.  Betti-R.
TI Supernumerary nipples occurring together with Becker's naevus:  an
   association involving one common paradominant trait?.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 388.
AB 71000388.439

AU Silander-K.  Meretoja-P.  Pihko-H.  Juvonen-V.  Issakainen-J.
   Aula-P.  Savontaus-M-L.
TI Screening for connexin 32 mutations  in Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease
   families with possible X-linked inheritance.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 391.
AB 71000391.439

AU Mittaz-L.  Antonarakis-S-E.  Higuchi-M.  Scott-H-S.
TI Localization of a novel human RNA-editing deaminase  (hRED2 or
   ADARB2) to chromosome 10p15.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 398.
AB 71000398.439

AU Shin-J-C.  Ross-H-L.  Elias-S.  Nguyen-D-D.  Mitchell-Leef-D.
   Simpson-J-L.  Bischoff-F-Z.
TI Detection of chromosomal aneuploidy in endometriosis  by
   multi-color fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH).
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 401.
AB 71000401.439

AU Lavedan-C-N.  Garrett-L.  Nussbaum-R-L.
TI Trinucleotide repeats (CGG)_[22]TGG(CGG)_[43]TGG(CGG)_[21]  from
   the fragile X gene remain stable in transgenic mice.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 407.
AB 71000407.439

AU Eggermann-T.  Wollmann-H-A.  Kuner-R.  Eggermann-K.  Enders-H.
   Kaiser-P.  Ranke-M-B.
TI Molecular studies in 37 Silver-Russell syndrome patients:
   frequency and etiology of uniparental disomy.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 415.
AB 71000415.439

AU Foy-C-A.  Rice-G-I.  Ossei-Gerning-N.  Mansfield-M-W.  Grant-P-J.
TI Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) gene polymorphisms  in patients
   characterised by coronary angiography.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 420.
AB 71000420.439

AU Kloos-D-U.  Jakubiczka-S.  Wienker-T.  Wolff-G.  Wieacker-P.
TI Localization of the gene for Wieacker-Wolff syndrome  in the
   pericentromeric region of the X chromosome.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 426.
AB 71000426.439

AU Duba-H-C.  Weirich-H-G.  Weirich-Schwaiger-H.  Utermann-B.
   Nachbaur-D.  Soelder-E.  Utermann-G.
TI Chromosomal instability in a woman with infertility  and two
   unaffected brothers:  a new familial chromosomal breakage
   syndrome?.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 431.
AB 71000431.439

AU Kosteas-T.  Palena-A.  Anagnou-N-P.
TI Molecular cloning of the breakpoints of the hereditary persistence
   of fetal hemoglobin type-6 (HPFH-6) deletion and sequence analysis
   of the novel juxtaposed region from the 3' end  of the
   beta-globin gene cluster.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 441.
AB 71000441.439

AU Dryja-T-P.  Morrow-J-F.  Rapaport-J-M.
TI Quantification of the paternal allele bias  for new germline
   mutations in the retinoblastoma gene.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 446.
AB 71000446.439

AU Furuya-H.  Kukita-Y.  Nagano-S.  Sakai-Y.  Yamashita-Y.
   Fukuyama-H.  Inatomi-Y.  Saito-Y.  Koike-R.  Tsuji-S.  Fukumaki-Y.
    Hayashi-K.  Kobayashi-T.
TI Adult onset globoid cell leukodystrophy (Krabbe disease):  analysis
   of galactosylceramidase cDNA from four Japanese patients.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 450.
AB 71000450.439

AU Namekata-K.  Oyama-F.  Imagawa-M.  Ihara-Y.
TI Human transferrin (Tf): a single mutation  at codon 570 determines
   Tf C1 or Tf C2 variant.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 457.
AB 71000457.439

AU Hoag-H-M.  Taylor-S-A-M.  Duncan-A-M-V.  Khalifa-M-M.
TI Evidence that skewed X inactivation is not needed  for the
   phenotypic expression of Aicardi syndrome.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 459.
AB 71000459.439

AU Harteveld-K-L.  Losekoot-M.  Heister-A-J-G-A-M.  van-der-Wielen-M.
   Giordano-P-C.  Bernini-L-F.
TI alpha-Thalassemia in The Netherlands: a heterogeneous spectrum of
   both deletions and point mutations.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 465.
AB 71000465.439

AU Craig-J-M.  Kraus-J.  Cremer-T.
TI Removal of repetitive sequences  from FISH probes using
   PCR-assisted affinity chromatography.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 472.
AB 71000472.439

AU Katsanis-N.  Beck-J-A.  Fisher-E-M-C.
TI Mapping of a novel SH3 domain protein and two proteins  of unknown
   function to human chromosome 21.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 477.
AB 71000477.439

AU The-European-Consortium-on-MEN1  Forbes-S-A.  Pannett-A-A-J.
   Bassett-J-H-D.  Harding-B.  Wooding-C.  Thakker-R-V.  Butler-R.
   Ogilvie-D.  Anand-R.  Gaudray-P.  Weber-G.  Larsson-C.  Zhang-C-X.
    Calender-A.  Hoeppener-J-W-M.  Lips-C-J-M.  Kas-K.
TI Mapping of the gene encoding the B56beta subunit  of protein
   phosphatase 2A (PPP2R5B) to a 0.5-Mb region  of chromosome 11q13
   and its exclusion as a candidate gene  for multiple endocrine
   neoplasia type 1 (MEN1).
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 481.
AB 71000481.439

AU Cowley-C-M-E.  Simrak-D.  Spurr-N-K.  Arnemann-J.  Buxton-R-S.
TI The plakophilin 1 (PKP1) and plakoglobin (JUP) genes map  to human
   chromosomes 1q and 17, respectively.
SO Hum-Genet.  1997 100(3/4)  P 486.
AB 71000486.439


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AU Noll-K-M.  Vargas-M.
TI Recent advances in genetic analyses  of hyperthermophilic Archaea
   and Bacteria.
SO Arch-Microbiol.  1997 168(2)  P 73.
AB 71680073.203

AU Thurner-C.  Vela-C.  Thoeny-Meyer-L.  Meile-L.  Teuber-M.
TI Biochemical and genetic characterization  of the acetaldehyde
   dehydrogenase complex from Acetobacter europaeus.
SO Arch-Microbiol.  1997 168(2)  P 81.
AB 71680081.203

AU Moreira-L-M.  Costa-M-S-D.  Sa-Correia-I.
TI Comparative genomic analysis of isolates  belonging to the six
   species of the genus Thermus  using pulsed-field gel
   electrophoresis and ribotyping.
SO Arch-Microbiol.  1997 168(2)  P 92.
AB 71680092.203

AU Ahlert-J.  Distler-J.  Mansouri-K.  Piepersberg-W.
TI Identification of stsC, the gene encoding  the
   l-glutamine:scyllo-inosose aminotransferase  from
   streptomycin-producing Streptomycetes.
SO Arch-Microbiol.  1997 168(2)  P 102.
AB 71680102.203

AU Larsen-L.  Nielsen-P.  Ahring-B-K.
TI Thermoanaerobacter mathranii sp. nov.,  an ethanol-producing,
   extremely thermophilic anaerobic bacterium  from a hot spring in
   Iceland.
SO Arch-Microbiol.  1997 168(2)  P 114.
AB 71680114.203

AU Siebers-B.  Wendisch-V-F.  Hensel-R.
TI Carbohydrate metabolism in Thermoproteus tenax:  in vivo
   utilization of the non-phosphorylative Entner-Doudoroff pathway
   and characterization of its first enzyme, glucose dehydrogenase.
SO Arch-Microbiol.  1997 168(2)  P 120.
AB 71680120.203

AU Fjellbirkeland-A.  Kleivdal-H.  Joergensen-C.  Thestrup-H.
   Jensen-H-B.
TI Outer membrane proteins of Methylococcus capsulatus (Bath).
SO Arch-Microbiol.  1997 168(2)  P 128.
AB 71680128.203

AU Kaufmann-F.  Wohlfarth-G.  Diekert-G.
TI Isolation of O-demethylase,  an ether-cleaving enzyme system of the
   homoacetogenic strain MC.
SO Arch-Microbiol.  1997 168(2)  P 136.
AB 71680136.203

AU Peter-H.  Bader-A.  Burkovski-A.  Lambert-C.  Kraemer-R.
TI Isolation of the putP gene of Corynebacterium glutamicum  and
   characterization of a low-affinity uptake system  for compatible
   solutes.
SO Arch-Microbiol.  1997 168(2)  P 143.
AB 71680143.203

AU Canepari-P.  Signoretto-C.  Boaretti-M.  Lleo-M-D-M.
TI Cell elongation and septation are two mutually exclusive processes
   in Escherichia coli.
SO Arch-Microbiol.  1997 168(2)  P 152.
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AU Barbirato-F.  Larguier-A.  Conte-T.  Astruc-S.  Bories-A.
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AU Hill-A-E.  Shachar-Hill-B.
TI Fluid Recirculation in Necturus Intestine and the Effect of
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AU Wu-X.  Yang-H.  Iserovich-P.  Fischbarg-J.  Reinach-P-S.
TI Regulatory Volume Decrease by SV40-transformed Rabbit Corneal
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AU Hogan-D-A.  Buckley-D-H.  Nakatsu-C-H.    Schmidt-T-M.
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SO Microb-Ecol.  1997 34(02)  P 90.
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AU Ross-J-L.  Boon-P-I.  Ford-P.  Hart-B-T.
TI Detection and Quantification with 16S rRNA Probes of Planktonic
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SO Microb-Ecol.  1997 34(02)  P 97.
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AU Maloney-P-E.  van-Bruggen-A-H-C.  Hu-S.
TI Bacterial Community Structure in Relation to the Carbon
   Environments in Lettuce and Tomato Rhizospheres and in Bulk Soil.
SO Microb-Ecol.  1997 34(02)  P 109.
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AU May-R.  Voelksch-B.  Kampmann-G.
TI Antagonistic Activities of Epiphytic Bacteria from Soybean Leaves
   against Pseudomonas syringae pv. glycinea in vitro and in planta.
SO Microb-Ecol.  1997 34(02)  P 118.
AB 70340118.248

AU Staddon-W-J.  Duchesne-L-C.  Trevors-J-T.
TI Microbial Diversity and Community Structure of Postdisturbance
   Forest Soils as Determined by Sole-Carbon-Source Utilization
   Patterns.
SO Microb-Ecol.  1997 34(02)  P 125.
AB 70340125.248

AU Goedkoop-W.  Gullberg-K-R.  Johnson-R-K.  Ahlgren-I.
TI Microbial Response of a Freshwater Benthic Community to a Simulated
   Diatom Sedimentation Event: Interactive Effects of Benthic Fauna.
SO Microb-Ecol.  1997 34(02)  P 131.
AB 70340131.248

AU del-Giorgio-P-A.  Prairie-Y-T.  Bird-D-F.
TI Coupling Between Rates of Bacterial Production and the Abundance of
   Metabolically Active Bacteria in Lakes, Enumerated Using CTC
   Reduction and Flow Cytometry.
SO Microb-Ecol.  1997 34(02)  P 144.
AB 70340144.248

AU Strauss-E-A.  Dodds-W-K.
TI Influence of Protozoa and Nutrient Availability on Nitrification
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TI Molecular cytogenetics of the genes encoding 18s-5.8s-26s rRNA and
   5s rRNA in two species of spruce (Picea).
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 1.
AB 70950001.122

AU Lerceteau-E.  Robert-T.  Petiard-V.  Crouzillat-D.
TI Evaluation of the extent of genetic variability among Theobroma
   cacao accessions using RAPD and RFLP markers.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 10.
AB 70950010.122

AU Nitta-N.  Farman-M-L.  Leong-S-A.
TI Genome organization of Magnaporthe grisea: integration of genetic
   maps, clustering of transposable elements and identification of
   genome duplications and rearrangements.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 20.
AB 70950020.122

AU Whitton-J.  Wolf-D-E.  Arias-D-M.  Snow-A-A.  Rieseberg-L-H.
TI The persistence of cultivar alleles in wild populations of
   sunflowers five generations after hybridization.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 33.
AB 70950033.122

AU Rasmussen-J-O.  Waara-S.  Rasmussen-O-S.
TI Regeneration and analysis of interspecific asymmetric potato -
   Solanum ssp hybrid plants selected by micromanipulation or
   fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS).
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 41.
AB 70950041.122

AU Anderson-O-D.  Litts-J-C.  Greene-F-C.
TI The alpha-gliadin gene family. I. Characterization of ten new wheat
   alpha-gliadin genomic clones, evidence for limited sequence
   conservation of flanking DNA, and Southern analysis of the gene
   family.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 50.
AB 70950050.122

AU Anderson-O-D.  Greene-F-C.
TI The alpha-gliadin gene family.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 59.
AB 70950059.122

AU Taramino-G.  Tarchini-R.  Ferrario-S.  Lee-M.  Pe'-M-E.
TI Characterization and mapping of simple sequence repeats (SSRs) in
   Sorghum bicolor.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 66.
AB 70950066.122

AU Cheung-W-Y.  Champagne-G.  Hubert-N.  Tulsieram-L.  Charne-D.
   Patel-J.  Landry-B-S.
TI Conservation of S-locus for self-incompatibility in Brassica napus
   (L.) and Brassica oleracea (L.).
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 73.
AB 70950073.122

AU Cloutier-S.  Cappadocia-M.  Landry-B-S.
TI Analysis of RFLP mapping inaccuracy in Brassica napus L.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 83.
AB 70950083.122

AU Dillmann-C.  Bar-Hen-A.  Guerin-D.  Charcosset-A.  Murigneux-A.
TI Comparison of RFLP and morphological distances between maize Zea
   mays L. inbred lines. Consequences for germplasm protection
   purposes.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 92.
AB 70950092.122

AU Rajebhosale-M-D.  Chowdari-K-V.  Ramakrishna-W.  Tamhankar-S-A.
   Gupta-V-S.  Gnanamanickam-S-S.  Ranjekar-P-K.
TI DNA fingerprinting of Indian isolates of Xanthomonas oryzae pv.
   oryzae.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 103.
AB 70950103.122

AU Zhang-Q.  Liu-K-D.  Yang-G-P.  Maroof-M-A-S.  Xu-C-G.  Zhou-Z-Q.
TI Molecularmarker diversity and hybrid sterility in indica-japonica
   rice crosses.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 112.
AB 70950112.122

AU Emebiri-L-C.  Devey-M-E.  Matheson-A-C.  Slee-M-U.
TI Linkage of RAPD markers to NESTUR, a stem growth index in radiata
   pine seedlings.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 119.
AB 70950119.122

AU Block-M-D.  Debrouwer-D.  Moens-T.
TI The development of a nuclear male sterility system in wheat.
   Expression of the barnase gene under the control of tapetum
   specific promoters.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 125.
AB 70950125.122

AU Price-A-H.  Tomos-A-D.  Virk-D-S.
TI Genetic dissection of root growth in rice (Oryza sativa L.).
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 132.
AB 70950132.122

AU Price-A-H.  Tomos-A-D.
TI Genetic dissection of root growth in rice (Oryza sativa L.).
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 143.
AB 70950143.122

AU Bendahmane-A.  Kanyuka-K.  Baulcombe-D-C.
TI High-resolution genetical and physical mapping of the Rx gene for
   extreme resistance to potato virus X in tetraploid potato.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 153.
AB 70950153.122

AU Smith-J-S-C.  Chin-E-C-L.  Shu-H.  Smith-O-S.  Wall-S-J.
   Senior-M-L.  Mitchell-S-E.  Kresovich-S.  Ziegle-J.
TI An evaluation of the utility of SSR loci as molecular markers in
   maize (Zea mays L.): comparisons with data from RFLPS and
   pedigree.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 163.
AB 70950163.122

AU Blair-M-W.  McCouch-S-R.
TI Microsatellite and sequence-tagged site markers diagnostic for the
   rice bacterial leaf blight resistance gene xa-5.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 174.
AB 70950174.122

AU Vischi-M.  Marchetti-S.
TI Strong extracellular nuclease activity displayed by barley (Hordeum
   vulgare L.) uninucleate microspores.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 185.
AB 70950185.122

AU del-Rio-A-H.  Bamberg-J-B.  Huaman-Z.
TI Assessing changes in the genetic diversity of potato gene banks.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 191.
AB 70950191.122

AU del-Rio-A-H.  Bamberg-J-B.  Huaman-Z.  Salas-A.  Vega-S-E.
TI Assessing changes in the genetic diversity of potato gene banks.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 199.
AB 70950199.122

AU Jia-M-H.  He-S.  Vanhouten-W.  Mackenzie-S.
TI Nuclear fertility restorer genes map to the same linkage group in
   cytoplasmic male-sterile bean.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 205.
AB 70950205.122

AU Fang-D-Q.  Roose-M-L.  Krueger-R-R.  Federici-C-T.
TI Fingerprinting trifoliate orange germ plasm accessions with
   isozymes, RFLPs, and inter-simple sequence repeat markers.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 211.
AB 70950211.122

AU Chunwongse-J.  Doganlar-S.  Crossman-C.  Jiang-J.  Tanksley-S-D.
TI High-resolution genetic map of the Lv resistance locus in tomato.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 220.
AB 70950220.122

AU Magdalita-P-M.  Drew-R-A.  Adkins-S-W.  Godwin-I-D.
TI Morphological, molecular and cytological analyses of Carica
   papaya*C. cauliflora interspecific hybrids.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 224.
AB 70950224.122

AU Schaeffer-G-W.  Sharpe-F-T.
TI Electrophoretic profiles and amino acid composition of rice
   endosperm proteins of a mutant with enhanced lysine and total
   protein after backcrosses for germplasm improvements.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 230.
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AU Elsen-J-M.  Knott-S.  Roy-P-L.  Haley-C-S.
TI Comparison between some approximate maximum-likelihood methods for
   quantitative trait locus detection in progeny test designs.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 236.
AB 70950236.122

AU De-Jong-W.  Forsyth-A.  Leister-D.  Gebhardt-C.  Baulcombe-D-C.
  
TI A potato hypersensitive resistance gene against potato virus X maps
   to a resistance gene cluster on chromosome 5.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 246.
AB 70950246.122

AU Maguire-T-L.  Conran-J-G.  Collins-G-G.  Sedgley-M.
TI Molecular analysis of interspecific and intergeneric relationships
   of Banksia using RAPDs and non-coding chloroplast DNA sequences.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 253.
AB 70950253.122

AU Shaw-D-V.
TI Trait mean depression for second-generation inbred strawberry
   populations with and without parent selection.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 261.
AB 70950261.122

AU Galiba-G.  Kerepesi-I.  Snape-J-W.  Sutka-J.
TI Location of a gene regulating cold-induced carbohydrate production
   on chromosome 5A of wheat.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 265.
AB 70950265.122

AU Ming-R.  Brewbaker-J-L.  Pratt-R-C.  Musket-T-A.  McMullen-M-D.
TI Molecular mapping of a major gene conferring resistance to maize
   mosaic virus.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 271.
AB 70950271.122

AU Bebeli-P-J.  Zhou-Z.  Somers-D-J.  Gustafson-J-P.
TI PCR primed with minisatellite core sequences yields DNA
   fingerprinting probes in wheat.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 276.
AB 70950276.122

AU Monforte-A-J.  Asins-M-J.  Carbonell-E-A.
TI Salt tolerance in Lycopersicon species.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 284.
AB 70950284.122

AU Shi-C-H.  Zhu-J.  Zang-R-C.  Chen-G-L.
TI Genetic and heterosis analysis for cooking quality traits of indica
   rice in different environments.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 294.
AB 70950294.122

AU Kovarik-A.  Koukalova-B.  Bezdek-M.  Opatrn-Z.
TI Hypermethylation of tobacco heterochromatic loci in response to
   osmotic stress.
SO Theor-Appl-Genet.  1997 95(1/2)  P 301.
AB 70950301.122

AU Gopal-J.
TI Progeny selection for agronomic characters in early generations of
   a potato breeding programme.
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TI Developmental expression of a novel Kexin family protease, PACE4E,
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SO Histochemistry.  1997 108(2)  P 95.
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AU Fujimiya-M.  Okumiya-K.  Kuwahara-A.
TI Immunoelectron microscopic study of the luminal release of
   serotonin from rat enterochromaffin cells induced by high
   intraluminal pressure.
SO Histochemistry.  1997 108(2)  P 105.
AB 71080105.418

AU Kobayashi-Y.  Takahashi-Y.  Chikayama-S.  Ikeda-M.  Uoshima-N.
   Kimura-S.  Tanaka-K.  Wada-K.  Ozawa-M.  Sugano-T.  Maruo-N.
   Kondo-M.
TI Comparison of the DNA content of megakaryocytes identified
   immunologically with that identified morphologically.
SO Histochemistry.  1997 108(2)  P 115.
AB 71080115.418

AU Daimon-T.  Kazama-M.  Miyajima-Y.  Nakano-M.
TI Immunocytochemical localization of thrombomodulin in the aqueous
   humor passage of the rat eye.
SO Histochemistry.  1997 108(2)  P 121.
AB 71080121.418

AU Redecker-P.  Cetin-Y.
TI Rodent pancreatic islet cells contain the calcium-binding proteins
   calcineurin and calretinin.
SO Histochemistry.  1997 108(2)  P 133.
AB 71080133.418

AU Skorjanc-D.  Pette-D.
TI Microphotometric determination of structure-bound oxidoreductase
   activities avoiding nothing-dehydrogenase artefacts: succinate
   dehydrogenase.
SO Histochemistry.  1997 108(2)  P 141.
AB 71080141.418

AU Zhang-A.  Martinez-J-R.  Roomans-G-M.
TI Effects of cholinergic and alpha-adrenergic agonists  on the
   monovalent ion content of rat submandibular gland  acinar cells
   studied by X-ray microanalysis.
SO Histochemistry.  1997 108(2)  P 149.
AB 71080149.418

AU Hongpaisan-J.  Roomans-G-M.
TI Use of low temperature and high K^[+ ]incubation  media for in
   vitro tissue preparation for X-ray microanalysis.
SO Histochemistry.  1997 108(2)  P 167.
AB 71080167.418

AU Schumacher-U.  Mollgard-K.
TI The multidrug-resistance P-glycoprotein (Pgp, MDR1) is an early
   marker of blood-brain barrier development in the microvessels of
   the developing human brain.
SO Histochemistry.  1997 108(2)  P 179.
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SO Eur-J-Appl-Physiol.  1997 76(3)  P 203.
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AU Takano-N.  Deguchi-H.
TI Sensation of breathlessness and respiratory oxygen cost during
   cycle exercise with and without conscious entrainment of the
   breathing rhythm.
SO Eur-J-Appl-Physiol.  1997 76(3)  P 209.
AB 70760209.421

AU Ariens-G-A-M.  van-Mechelen-W.  Kemper-H-C-G.  Twisk-J-W-R.
   van-Mechelen-W.
TI The longitudinal development of running economy in males and
   females aged between 13 and 27 years: The Amsterdam Growth and
   Health Study.
SO Eur-J-Appl-Physiol.  1997 76(3)  P 214.
AB 70760214.421

AU Miyamura-M.  Ishida-K.  Hashimoto-I.  Yuza-N.
TI Ventilatory response at the onset of voluntary exercise and passive
   movement in endurance runners.
SO Eur-J-Appl-Physiol.  1997 76(3)  P 221.
AB 70760221.421

AU Ishida-K.  Hayashi-T.  Moritani-T.  Miyamura-M.
TI Effects of combined beta-adrenergic and cholinergic blockade on the
   initial ventilatory response to exercise in humans.
SO Eur-J-Appl-Physiol.  1997 76(3)  P 230.
AB 70760230.421

AU Kankaanpaeae-M.  Taimela-S.  Webber-C-L.  Airaksinen-O.
   Haenninen-O.
TI Lumbar paraspinal muscle fatigability in repetitive isoinertial
   loading: EMG spectral indices, Borg scale and endurance time.
SO Eur-J-Appl-Physiol.  1997 76(3)  P 236.
AB 70760236.421

AU Stroud-M-A.  Ritz-P.  Coward-W-A.  Sawyer-M-B.
   Constantin-Teodosiu-D.  Greenhaff-P-L.  Macdonald-I-A.
TI Energy expenditure using isotope-labelled water (^[2]H_[2]^[18]O),
   exercise performance, skeletal muscle enzyme activities  and
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   endurance exercise with inadequate energy intake.
SO Eur-J-Appl-Physiol.  1997 76(3)  P 243.
AB 70760243.421

AU Kellis-E.  Baltzopoulos-V.
TI The effects of antagonist moment on the resultant knee joint moment
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SO Eur-J-Appl-Physiol.  1997 76(3)  P 253.
AB 70760253.421

AU Benoit-H.  Costes-F.  Feasson-L.  Lacour-J-R.  Roche-F.  Denis-C.
   Geyssant-A.  Barthelemy-J-C.
TI Accuracy of pulse oximetry during intense exercise under severe
   hypoxic conditions.
SO Eur-J-Appl-Physiol.  1997 76(3)  P 260.
AB 70760260.421

AU Courteix-D.  Obert-P.  Lecoq-A-M.  Guenon-P.  Koch-G.
TI Effect of intensive swimming training on lung volumes, airway
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SO Eur-J-Appl-Physiol.  1997 76(3)  P 264.
AB 70760264.421

AU Ferry-A.  Noirez-P.  Salah-I-B.  Page-C-L.  Wahrmann-J-P.  Rieu-M.
TI Effect of increased physical activity on growth and differentiation
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SO Eur-J-Appl-Physiol.  1997 76(3)  P 270.
AB 70760270.421

AU Bemben-M-G.  Knehans-A-W.  Glore-S-R.
TI Changes in the plantaris muscle as an indicator of alterations in
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SO Eur-J-Appl-Physiol.  1997 76(3)  P 277.
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AU Cornu-C.  Silveira-M-I-A.  Goubel-F.
TI Influence of plyometric training on the mechanical impedance of the
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SO Eur-J-Appl-Physiol.  1997 76(3)  P 282.
AB 70760282.421

AU Savin-E.  Siegelova-J.  Fisher-B.  Bonnin-P.
TI Intra- and extracranial artery blood velocity during a sudden blood
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SO Eur-J-Appl-Physiol.  1997 76(3)  P 289.
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AU Livneh-E.  Fishman-D-D.
TI Review  Linking protein kinase C to cell-cycle control.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 1.
AB 72480001.225

AU Kaloyanova-D.  Xu-J.  Ivanov-I-G.  AbouHaidar-M-G.
TI Gene expression evidence indicates that nucleotides 507-513 and
   1434-1440 in 16S rRNA are organized in close proximity on the
   Escherichia coli 30S ribosomal subunit.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 10.
AB 72480010.225

AU Richards-A.  Luccarini-C.  Pope-F-M.
TI The structural organisation of LAMA4, the gene encoding laminin
   alpha4.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 15.
AB 72480015.225

AU Sola-Penna-M.  Ferreira-Pereira-A.  Lemos-A-P.
   Meyer-Fernandes-J-R.
TI Carbohydrate protection of enzyme structure and function against
   guanidinium chloride treatment depends on the nature of
   carbohydrate and enzyme.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 24.
AB 72480024.225

AU Lozano-R-M.  Rivas-G.  Gimenez-Gallego-G.
TI Destabilization, oligomerization and inhibition of the mitogenic
   activity of acidic fibroblast-growth factor by aurintricarboxylic
   acid.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 30.
AB 72480030.225

AU Klappa-P.  Hawkins-H-C.  Freedman-R-B.
TI Interactions between protein disulphide isomerase and peptides.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 37.
AB 72480037.225

AU Grangeiro-T-B.  Schriefer-A.  Calvete-J-J.  Raida-M.  Urbanke-C.
   Barral-Netto-M.  Cavada-B-S.
TI Molecular cloning and characterization of ConBr, the lectin of
   Canavalia brasiliensis seeds.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 43.
AB 72480043.225

AU Gerike-U.  Danson-M-J.  Russell-N-J.  Hough-D-W.
TI Sequencing and expression of the gene encoding a cold-active
   citrate synthase from an Antarctic bacterium, strain DS2-3R.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 49.
AB 72480049.225

AU Yoshioka-T.  Ohno-H.  Uematsu-T.
TI Purification and characterization of an Aspergillus oryzae-produced
   carboxylesterase that catalyzes O-deacetylation of a fully
   acetylated O-glucoside of N-phenylacetohydroxamic acid.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 58.
AB 72480058.225

AU Schenk-G.  Leeper-F-J.  England-R.  Nixon-P-F.  Duggleby-R-G.
TI The role of His113 and His114 in pyruvate decarboxylase from
   Zymomonas mobilis.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 63.
AB 72480063.225

AU Lloyd-J-S.  Bhambra-A.  Murrell-J-C.  Dalton-H.
TI Inactivation of the regulatory protein B of soluble methane
   monooxygenase from Methylococcus capsulatus (Bath) by proteolysis
   can be overcome by a Gly to Gln modification.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 72.
AB 72480072.225

AU Lozano-P.  de-Diego-T.  Iborra-J-L.
TI Dynamic structure/function relationships in the alpha-chymotrypsin
   deactivation process by heat and pH.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 80.
AB 72480080.225

AU Yonezawa-N.  Mitsui-S.  Kudo-K.  Nakano-M.
TI Identification of an N-glycosylated region of pig zona pellucida
   glycoprotein ZPB that is involved in sperm binding.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 86.
AB 72480086.225

AU Watanabe-M.  Aoyagi-Y.  Ohta-A.  Minnikin-D-E.
TI Structures of phenolic glycolipids from Mycobacterium kansasii.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 93.
AB 72480093.225

AU Arnold-S.  Lee-I.  Kim-M.  Song-E.  Linder-D.  Lottspeich-F.
   Kadenbach-B.
TI The subunit structure of cytochrome-c oxidase from tuna heart and
   liver.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 99.
AB 72480099.225

AU Eytan-G-D.  Regev-R.  Oren-G.  Hurwitz-C-D.  Assaraf-Y-G.
TI Efficiency of P-glycoprotein-mediated exclusion of rhodamine dyes
   from multidrug-resistant cells is determined by their passive
   transmembrane movement rate.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 104.
AB 72480104.225

AU Serra-E.  Zemzoumi-K.  Dissous-C.
TI Deletion analysis of the Schistosoma mansoni 28-kDa glutathione
   S-transferase gene promoter in mammalian cells.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 113.
AB 72480113.225

AU Chen-K-D.  Hung-J-J.  Huang-H-L.  Chang-M-D-T.  Lai-Y-K.
TI Rapid induction of the Grp78 gene by cooperative actions of okadaic
   acid and heat-shock in 9L rat brain tumor cells.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 120.
AB 72480120.225

AU Urvil-P-T.  Kakiuchi-N.  Zhou-D-M.  Shimotohno-K.  Kumar-P-K-R.
   Nishikawa-S.
TI Selection of RNA aptamers that bind specifically to the NS3
   protease of hepatitis C virus.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 130.
AB 72480130.225

AU Doi-T.  Hiroaki-Y.  Arimoto-I.  Fujiyoshi-Y.  Okamoto-T.  Satoh-M.
   Furuichi-Y.
TI Characterization of human endothelin B receptor and mutant
   receptors expressed in insect cells.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 139.
AB 72480139.225

AU Kozawa-O.  Blume-Jensen-P.  Heldin-C-H.  Roennstrand-L.
TI Involvement of phosphatidylinositol 3'-kinase in
   stem-cell-factor-induced phospholipase D activation and
   arachidonic acid release.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 149.
AB 72480149.225

AU Vaeisaenen-S.  Juntunen-K.  Itkonen-A.  Vihko-P.  Maeenpaeae-P-H.
TI Conformational studies of human vitamin-D receptor by antipeptide
   antibodies, partial proteolytic digestion and ligand binding.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 156.
AB 72480156.225

AU Stenberg-Y.  Julenius-K.  Dahlqvist-I.  Drakenberg-T.  Stenflo-J.
TI Calcium-binding properties of the third and fourth
   epidermal-growth-factor-like modules in vitamin-K-dependent
   protein S.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 163.
AB 72480163.225

AU Jeon-B-S.  Taguchi-H.  Sakai-H.  Ohshima-T.  Wakagi-T.
   Matsuzawa-H.
TI 4-alpha-Glucanotransferase from the hyperthermophilic archaeon
   Thermococcus litoralis.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 171.
AB 72480171.225

AU Bernhard-M.  Benelli-B.  Hochkoeppler-A.  Zannoni-D.  Friedrich-B.
TI Functional and structural role of the cytochrome b subunit of the
   membrane-bound hydrogenase complex of Alcaligenes eutrophus H16.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 179.
AB 72480179.225

AU Eckhardt-M.  Gerardy-Schahn-R.
TI Molecular cloning of the hamster CMP-sialic acid transporter.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 187.
AB 72480187.225

AU Winkler-J.  Luensdorf-H.  Jockusch-B-M.
TI Flexibility and fine structure of smooth-muscle alpha-actinin.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 193.
AB 72480193.225

AU Turowski-P.  Favre-B.  Campbell-K-S.  Lamb-N-J-C.  Hemmings-B-A.
TI Modulation of the enzymatic properties of protein phosphatase 2A
   catalytic subunit by the recombinant 65-kDa regulatory subunit
   PR65alpha.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 200.
AB 72480200.225

AU Maurer-P.  Sasaki-T.  Mann-K.  Goehring-W.  Schwarzbauer-J-E.
   Timpl-R.
TI Structural and functional characterization of the extracellular
   calcium-binding protein BM-40/secreted protein, acidic, rich in
   cysteine/osteonectin from the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 209.
AB 72480209.225

AU Koizumi-N.  Morozumi-A.  Imamura-M.  Tanaka-E.  Iwahana-H.  Sato-R.
TI Lipopolysaccharide-binding proteins and their involvement in the
   bacterial clearance from the hemolymph of the silkworm Bombyx
   mori.
SO Eur.-J.-Biochem..  1997 248(1)  P 217.
AB 72480217.225

AU Rechreche-H.  Mallo-G-V.  Montalto-G.  Dagorn-J-C.  Iovanna-J-L.
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AU Kroon-P-A.  Faulds-C-B.  Brezillon-C.  Williamson-G.
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AU Delorme-C.  Piffeteau-A.  Sobrio-F.  Marquet-A.
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AU Wang-Y-T.  Tzeng-W-N.
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AU Allcock-A-L.  Brierley-A-S.  Thorpe-J-P.  Rodhouse-P-G.
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AU Arkhipkin-A-I.
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AU Villanueva-R.  Segonzac-M.  Guerra-A.
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AU Grant-W-S.  da-Silva-Tatley-F-M.
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AU Defossez-J-M.  Hawkins-A-J-S.
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AU Minor-M-A.  Scheibling-R-E.
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AU Garrett-F-K.  Mladenov-P-V.  Wallis-G-P.
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TI Sir John Eccles: Neuroscientist.
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AU Pozo-M-A.  Balazs-E-A.  Belmonte-C.
TI Reduction of sensory responses to passive movements of inflamed
   knee joints by hylan, a hyaluronan derivative.
SO Exp-Brain-Res.  1997 116(1)  P 3.
AB 71160003.221

AU Faulkner-B.  Brown-T-H.  Evinger-C.
TI Identification and characterization of rat orbicularis oculi
   motoneurons using confocal laser scanning microscopy.
SO Exp-Brain-Res.  1997 116(1)  P 10.
AB 71160010.221

AU Nakazawa-K.  Yamamoto-S.  Yano-H.
TI Short- and long-latency reflex responses during different motor
   tasks  in elbow flexor muscles.
SO Exp-Brain-Res.  1997 116(1)  P 20.
AB 71160020.221

AU Granholm-A-C.  Mott-J-L.  Bowenkamp-K.  Eken-S.  Henry-S.
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TI Glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor  improves survival of
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   lesion of the dopaminergic nigrostriatal pathway:  a morphological
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AU Doricchi-F.  Perani-D.  Incoccia-C.  Grassi-F.  Cappa-S-F.
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TI Neural control of fast-regular saccades and antisaccades:  an
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AU Gonzalo-Ruiz-A.  Morte-L.  Lieberman-A-R.
TI Evidence for collateral projections to the retrosplenial granular
   cortex and thalamic reticular nucleus from glutamate and/or
   aspartate-containing neurons of the anterior thalamic nuclei in
   the rat.
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AU Torte-M-P.  Clement-G.  Courjon-J-H.  Magenes-G.
TI Absence of vestibular habituation of the vestibulo-ocular reflex in
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SO Exp-Brain-Res.  1997 116(1)  P 73.
AB 71160073.221

AU Ogawa-T.  Fujita-M.
TI Adaptive modifications of human postsaccadic pursuit eye movements
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SO Exp-Brain-Res.  1997 116(1)  P 83.
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AU Imamura-Y.  Kawamoto-H.  Nakanishi-O.
TI Characterization of heat-hyperalgesia in an experimental trigeminal
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SO Exp-Brain-Res.  1997 116(1)  P 97.
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AU LeDoux-M-S.  Lorden-J-F.  Weir-A-D.  Smith-J-M.
TI Blink reflex to supraorbital nerve stimulation in the cat.
SO Exp-Brain-Res.  1997 116(1)  P 104.
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AU Marotta-J-J.  Behrmann-M.  Goodale-M-A.
TI The removal of binocular cues disrupts the calibration  of grasping
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AU Wing-A-M.  Flanagan-J-R.  Richardson-J.
TI Anticipatory postural adjustments in stance and grip.
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TI Magnetic mismatch fields elicited by vowels and consonants.
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TI Visual corticopontine projections in the guinea pig: an
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AU Svensson-P.  Houe-L.  Arendt-Nielsen-L.
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AU Lurton-D.  Cavalheiro-E-A.
TI Neuropeptide-Y immunoreactivity in the pilocarpine model  of
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SO Exp-Brain-Res.  1997 116(1)  P 186.
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AU Hollenbach-B.  Schreiber-L.  Hartung-W.  Dietz-K-J.
TI Cadmium leads to stimulated expression of the lipid transfer
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AU Rijnders-J-G-H-M.  Yang-Y-Y.  Kamiya-Y.  Takahashi-N.
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AU dos-Ramos-P-C-R.  Ferreira-R-M-S-B.  Franco-E.  Teixeira-A-R-N.
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SO Planta.  1997 203(1)  P 26.
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AU Richardson-A.  Stewart-D.  McDougall-G-J.
TI Identification and partial characterization of a coniferyl alcohol
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SO Planta.  1997 203(1)  P 35.
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AU Steffens-P.    Nong-V-H.  Hillmer-S.    Saalbach-I.  Muentz-K.
TI Subcellular localization of the 2S globulin narbonin in seeds of
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SO Planta.  1997 203(1)  P 44.
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AU Mancha-M.  Stymne-S.
TI Remodelling of triacylglycerols in microsomal preparations from
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SO Planta.  1997 203(1)  P 51.
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AU Stobart-K.  Mancha-M.  Lenman-M.  Dahlqvist-A.  Stymne-S.
TI Triacylglycerols are synthesised and utilized by transacylation
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SO Planta.  1997 203(1)  P 58.
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AU Carswell-M-C.  Grant-B-R.  Plaxton-W-C.
TI Disruption of the phosphate-starvation response of oilseed rape
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SO Planta.  1997 203(1)  P 67.
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AU Waigmann-E.    Turner-A.    Peart-J.  Roberts-K.  Zambryski-P.
TI Ultrastructural analysis of leaf trichome plasmodesmata reveals
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AU Dubrovsky-J-G.
TI Determinate primary-root growth in seedlings of Sonoran Desert
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AU Nunan-K-J.  Sims-I-M.  Bacic-A.  Robinson-S-P.  Fincher-G-B.
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AU Higashiyama-T.  Kuroiwa-H.  Kawano-S.  Kuroiwa-T.
TI Kinetics of double fertilization in Torenia fournieri based on
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